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Hellblazer , also known as John Constantine, Hellblazer, is an American comic book series starring John Constantine. The character, created by Alan Moore, Stephen R. Bissette, and John Totleben first appeared in Swamp Thing (vol. 2) #37 (June 1985) as a supporting character, and later appeared as the protagonist of his own series in 1988. In 1993, the series started being published under DC's newly founded imprint Vertigo, and by its cancellation it was the imprint's longest-running series. [1]

Contents

Hellblazer has been incompletely collected into many trade paperbacks. The first UK editions, printed by Titan Books, reprinted the original colour issues in black and white. Though subsequent editions were in color, they were not numbered and not always released chronologically. While some issues were never collected in trade form, some early issues appear in books. Starting in April 2011, Vertigo began republishing the series in new numbered editions, collecting the series in proper chronological order and including issues that had been left out of earlier editions. The new editions also include short stories, prose pieces, original graphic novels, related mini-series, and crossover issues from other series, most commonly Swamp Thing .

Comic book series

John Constantine first starred in his own solo series Hellblazer in 1988, which ran until its cancellation in 2013. The character was then introduced into the main DC continuity with the fourth wave of the New 52 releases in Constantine, which featured a younger version of the character with a new backstory, and ran until 2015. [1] It was relaunched as Constantine: The Hellblazer under a new creative team which attempted to bring back to "the core tenets of [Constantine's] character", running for thirteen issues. [2] [3] The series was once again cancelled and relaunched to coincide with the release of DC Rebirth , including an introduction one-shot titled The Hellblazer: Rebirth, and running for twenty-four issues. This series brought back elements from the original series, while still being rated PG-13. [4] In July 2019, it was announced that a new series would be released under The Sandman Universe line, published under Vertigo's successor imprint DC Black Label, starting with a new one-shot titled The Sandman Presents: Hellblazer. [5] The series was cancelled with issue twelve. [6]

Ongoing series

TitleIssues Cover dates Imprint Notes
Hellblazer #1 – 300January 1988 – April 2013DC Comics (#1–62); Vertigo Comics (#63–300); Vertigo X (#181–191) [7]
Constantine #1 – 23May 2013 – May 2015DC Comics [8]
Constantine: The Hellblazer#1 – 13August 2015 – August 2016 [9]
The Hellblazer#1 – 24October 2016 – September 2018 [10]
John Constantine: Hellblazer#1 – 12January 2020 – January 2021 DC Black Label, The Sandman Universe [11]

Limited series

TitleIssues Cover dates Imprint Notes
The Horrorist #1 – 2December 1995 – January 1996 Vertigo Comics Spin-off of Hellblazer starring John Constantine.
Hellblazer/The Books of Magic#1 – 2December 1997 – January 1998
The Trenchcoat Brigade #1 – 4March 1999 – June 1999Miniseries starring John Constantine, Doctor Occult, the Phantom Stranger, Mister E and Rose Psychic.
The Sandman Presents: Love Street#1 – 3July 1999 – September 1999Spin-off of The Sandman , The Dreaming and Hellblazer. Constantine appears as one of the main characters.
Hellblazer Special: Bad Blood #1 – 4September 2000 – December 2000
Hellblazer Special: Lady Constantine#1 – 4February 2003 – May 2003 Vertigo Comics; Vertigo X (#3–4) [12]
Hellblazer Special: Papa Midnite#1 – 5April 2005 – August 2005 Vertigo Comics [13]
Hellblazer Presents: Chas - The Knowledge #1 – 5September 2008 – January 2009 [14]
Hellblazer: City of Demons#1 – 5December 2010 – February 2011Indicia title changed to John Constantine: Hellblazer: City of Demons with issue #5. [15]
Hellblazer: Rise and Fall#1 – 3November 2020 – March 2021 DC Black Label [16]
John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America#1 – 8January 2024 –Continuation of the 2020 series.

One-shots

Title Cover date Imprint Notes
Hellblazer Annual #1September 1989 Vertigo Comics
Hellblazer Special #1November 1993
Heartland March 1997Spin-off of Hellblazer. However, John Constantine makes no appearance.
Millennium Edition: Hellblazer #1July 2000 Vertigo Comics; DC Comics Millennium EditionReprints Hellblazer #1.
Vertigo Secret Files: Hellblazer #1August 2000 Vertigo Comics
2005New printing coinciding with the release of the film Constantine . [17]
Constantine: The Official Movie AdaptationJanuary 2005Comic adaptation of the 2005 film Constantine. [18]
Hellblazer - Special Constantine DVD IssueApril 2005In-case extra with the Constantine - 2-Disc Deluxe Edition DVD. Reprints Hellblazer #41 and Vertigo Secret Files: Hellblazer #1
Hellblazer #1 Special EditionJuly 2010Reprints Hellblazer #1.
Vertigo Resurrected: Hellblazer #1February 2011Reprints Hellblazer #57–58, 245–246. [19]
Vertigo Resurrected: Hellblazer: Bad Blood #1June 2011Reprints Hellblazer: Bad Blood #1–4. [20]
Hellblazer Annual 2011February 2012 [21]
Constantine: Futures End #1November 2014DC ComicsTie-in one-shot to the Futures End event. 3D lenticular cover. [22]
Constantine/Hellblazer #1 Special EditionDecember 2014Flipbook reprinting Constantine #1 and Hellblazer #1.
The Hellblazer: Rebirth #1September 2016Tie-in one-shot to the DC Rebirth relaunch event. [23]
The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer #1December 2019 DC Black Label, The Sandman Universe Introduction one-shot to the new ongoing series. [24]
Story titleIssue Cover date Notes
"Tainted Love"Vertigo Jam #1August 1993
"Tell Me"Vertigo: Winter's Edge #1January 1998
"All Those Little Girls and Boys"Vertigo: Winter's Edge #2January 1999
"Another Bloody Christmas"Vertigo: Winter's Edge #3January 2000
"Exposed"9-11 Volume 2February 2002Published in a 9-11 benefit book.
"Letter from a Suicide"House of Mystery Halloween Annual #1December 2009
"Shoot"Vertigo Resurrected #1October 2010Originally planned for Hellblazer #141, it was not released at that time due to the 1999 Columbine shootings.
"Bonfire Night"House of Mystery Halloween Annual #2December 2010

Graphic novels

TitlePublication dateFormatISBN Imprint Notes
John Constantine, Hellblazer: All His Engines January 2005Hardcover 978-1401203160 Vertigo Comics [25]
July 2006Softcover 978-1401203177 [26]
Dark Entries August 2009Hardcover 978-1401213862 Vertigo Crime [27]
August 2010Softcover 978-1401224295 [28]
John Constantine, Hellblazer: Pandemonium February 2010Hardcover 978-1401220358 Vertigo Comics [29]
February 2011Softcover 978-1401220396 [30]
The Mystery of the Meanest Teacher: A Johnny Constantine Graphic NovelJune 2021Paperback 978-1779501233 DC ComicsTargeted towards young children. [31]
Constantine: Distorted IllusionsOctober 2022Paperback978-1779507730DC ComicsTargeted towards young adults. [32]

Collected editions

All collected editions were released in trade paperback format, unless noted otherwise.

Hellblazer

Originally the series was collected irregularly. These volumes are preceded by volumes 3–7 of Swamp Thing.

TitleVolumeMaterial collectedPublication dateISBNNotes
HellblazerOriginal SinsHellblazer #1–9August 1992 978-1563890529 [33]
The Devil You KnowHellblazer #10–13May 2007 978-1401212698 [34]
The Fear MachineHellblazer #14–22July 2008 978-1401218621 [35]
The Family ManHellblazer #23–24, 28–33October 2008 978-1401219642 [36]
Dangerous Habits Hellblazer #41–46February 1994 978-1563891502 [37]
BloodlinesHellblazer #47–50, 52–55, 59–61December 2007 978-1401215149 [38]
Fear and LoathingHellblazer #62–67January 1997 978-1563892028 [39]
Tainted LoveHellblazer #68–71, Special #1July 1998 978-1563894565 [40]
Damnation's FlameHellblazer #72–77May 1999 978-1563895081 [41]
Rake at the Gates of HellHellblazer #78–83; Heartland October 2003 978-1401200022 [42]
Son of ManHellblazer #129–133March 2004 978-1401202026 [43]
HauntedHellblazer #134–139January 2003 978-1563898136 [44]
Setting SunHellblazer #140–143September 2004 978-1401202453 [45]
Shoot "Shoot" from Vertigo Resurrected #1; Hellblazer #144–145, 245–246, 250March 2014 978-1401247485 [46]
Hard TimeHellblazer #146–150November 2000 978-1563896965 [47]
Good IntentionsHellblazer #151–156February 2002 978-1563898563 [48]
Freezes Over Hellblazer #157–163May 2003 978-1563899713 [49]
HighwaterHellblazer #164–174June 2004 978-1401202231 [50]
Red SepulchreHellblazer #175–180May 2005 978-1401204853 [51]
Black FlowersHellblazer #181–186September 2005 978-1401204990 [52]
Staring at the WallHellblazer #187–193January 2006 978-1401209292 [53]
Stations of the CrossHellblazer #194–200August 2006 978-1401210021 [54]
Reasons to Be CheerfulHellblazer #201–206April 2007 978-1401212513 [55]
The GiftHellblazer #207–215September 2007 978-1401214531 [56]
Empathy is the EnemyHellblazer #216–222November 2006 978-1401210663 [57]
The Red Right HandHellblazer #223–228July 2007 978-1401213428 [58]
JoyrideHellblazer #230–237February 2008 978-1401216511 [59]
The Laughing MagicianHellblazer #238–242September 2008 978-1401218539 [60]
The Roots of CoincidenceHellblazer #243–244, 247–249May 2009 978-1401222512 [61]
ScabHellblazer #251–255; material from Hellblazer #250November 2009 978-1401225018 [62]
HookedHellblazer #256–260June 2010 978-1401227289 [63]
IndiaHellblazer #261–266October 2010 978-1401228484 [64]
Bloody CarnationsHellblazer #267–275August 2011 978-1401231521 [65]
Phantom PainsHellblazer #276–282February 2012 978-1401233990 [66]
The Devil's Trench CoatHellblazer #283–291October 2012 978-1401237202 [67]
Death and CigarettesHellblazer #292–300, Annual 2011June 2013 978-1401240936 [68]

New editions

In 2011, Vertigo started reprinting the series in new, numbered trade paperbacks in chronological order.

#TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
1Original Sins
  • Hellblazer #1–9
  • Swamp Thing (vol. 2) #76–77
March 2011 978-1401230067 [69]
2The Devil You KnowJanuary 2012 978-1401233020 [70]
3The Fear Machine
  • Hellblazer #14–22
June 2012 978-1401235192 [71]
4The Family Man
  • Hellblazer #23–33
  • "The Gangster, the Whore and the Magician" from Vertigo Secret Files: Hellblazer #1
November 2012 978-1401236908 [72]
5 Dangerous Habits
  • Hellblazer #34–46
May 2013 978-1401238025 [73]
6Bloodlines
  • Hellblazer #47–61
August 2013 978-1401240431 [74]
7Tainted Love
  • Hellblazer #62–71, Special #1
  • "Tainted Love" from Vertigo Jam #1
December 2013 978-1401243036 [75]
8Rake at the Gates of HellJune 2014 978-1401247492 [76]
9Critical Mass
  • Hellblazer #84–96
October 2014 978-1401250720 [77]
10In the Line of Fire
  • Hellblazer #97–107
February 2015 978-1401251376 [78]
11Last Man Standing
  • Hellblazer #108–120
August 2015 978-1401255299 [79]
12How to Play with Fire
  • Hellblazer #121–133
January 2016 978-1401258108 [80]
13Haunted
  • Hellblazer #134–145
  • "Shoot" from Vertigo Resurrected #1
  • "Tell Me" from Vertigo: Winter's Edge #1
  • "All Those Little Girls and Boys" from Vertigo: Winter's Edge #2
  • "Another Bloody Christmas" from Vertigo: Winter's Edge #3
May 2016 978-1401261412 [81]
14Good Intentions
  • Hellblazer #146–161
  • "The First Time" from Vertigo Secret Files: Hellblazer #1
August 2016 978-1401263737 [82]
15Highwater
  • Hellblazer #162–174
January 2017 978-1401265793 [83]
16The Wild Card
  • Hellblazer #175–188
May 2017 978-1401269098 [84]
17Out of Season
  • Hellblazer #189–201
September 2017 978-1401273668 [85]
18The Gift
  • Hellblazer #202–215
January 2018 978-1401275389 [86]
19The Red Right Hand
  • Hellblazer #216–229
July 2018 978-1401280802 [87]
20Systems of Control
  • Hellblazer #230–238
  • Hellblazer: All His Engines
January 2019 978-1401285692 [88]
21The Laughing Magician
  • Hellblazer #239–249
  • Hellblazer Special: Lady Constantine #1–4
July 2019 978-1401292126 [89]
22Regeneration
  • Hellblazer #250–260
  • Hellblazer Special: Chas #1–5
January 2020 978-1401295684 [90]
23No FutureSeptember 2020 978-1779503053 [91]
24Sectioned
  • Hellblazer #267–275
  • Hellblazer: City of Demons #1–5
February 2021 978-1779509529 [92]
25Another Season
  • Hellblazer #276–291
  • "Exposed" from 9-11 (vol. 2)
August 2021 978-1779510297 [93]
26The Curse of the ConstantinesMarch 2022 978-1779514981 [94]

Constantine

#TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
1The Spark and the Flame
  • Constantine #1–6
146February 18, 2014 978-1401243234 [95]
2Blight
  • Constantine #7–12
144August 12, 2014 978-1401247478 [96]
3The Voice in the Fire
  • Constantine #13–17
  • Constantine: Futures End #1
144February 24, 2015 978-1401250850 [97]
4The Apocalypse Road
  • Constantine #18–23
144August 25, 2015 978-1401254704 [98]
Forever Evil: Blight
  • Justice League Dark #24–29
  • Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger #14–17
  • Constantine #9–12
  • Trinity of Sin: Pandora #6–9
416September 30, 2014 978-1401250065 Crossover with Justice League Dark , Trinity of Sin: Pandora and Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger. [99]

Constantine: The Hellblazer

#TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
1Going Down
  • Constantine: The Hellblazer #1–6
  • DC Sneak Peek: Constantine #1
127February 16, 2016 978-1401259723 [100]
2The Art of the Deal
  • Constantine: The Hellblazer #7–13
184September 27, 2016 978-1401263713 [101]

The Hellblazer

#TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
1The Poison Truth
  • The Hellblazer: Rebirth #1
  • The Hellblazer #1–6
168April 4, 2017 978-1401268862 [102]
2The Smokeless Fire
  • The Hellblazer #7–12
144October 31, 2017 978-1401273897 [103]
3The Inspiration Game
  • The Hellblazer #13–18
144March 13, 2018 978-1401278014 [104]
4The Good Old Days
  • The Hellblazer #19–24
144December 24, 2018 978-1401286279 [105]

John Constantine: Hellblazer

Published under DC Black Label.

#TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
1Marks of Woe
  • The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer #1
  • John Constantine: Hellblazer #1–6
  • The Books of Magic (vol. 3) #14
216September 29, 2020 978-1779502896 [106]
2The Best Version of You
  • John Constantine: Hellblazer #7–12
168March 30, 2021 978-1779509536

Limited series

TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
Hellblazer: Lady Constantine
  • Hellblazer Special: Lady Constantine #1–4
March 2006 978-1401209421 [107]
Hellblazer: Papa Midnite
  • Hellblazer Special: Papa Midnite #1–5
April 2006 978-1401210038 [108]
Hellblazer Presents: Chas
  • Hellblazer Special: Chas #1–5
April 2009 978-1401221270 [109]
Hellblazer: City of Demons
  • Hellblazer: City of Demons #1–5
  • "Another Bloody Christmas" from Vertigo: Winter's Edge #3
May 2011 978-1401231538 [110]
Hellblazer: Rise and Fall
  • Hellblazer: Rise and Fall #1–3
135April 27, 2021 978-1779513540 [111]

Other collections

Constantine is found in most Swamp Thing collections from volume 3, The Curse. He appears in every subsequent volume of the 1985 series and in volume 1, Bad Seed, of the 2004 series.

TitleMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBNNotes
Constantine: The Hellblazer Collection
  • Constantine: The Official Movie Adaptation
  • Hellblazer #1, 27, 41
January 2005 978-1401203405 [112]
John Constantine, Hellblazer 30th Anniversary Edition
  • Saga of the Swamp Thing #37
  • Hellblazer #11, 27, 41, 63, 120, 146, 229, 240
November 2018 978-1401284794 Hardcover. [113]
Hellblazer by Garth Ennis Omnibus
  • Hellblazer #41–50, 52–83, 129–131, Special #1
  • "Tainted Love" from Vertigo Jam #1
  • Heartland
  • "All Those Little Girls and Boys" from Vertigo: Winter's Edge #2
March 2020 978-1401299910 Oversized hardcover. [114]

Novels

Author John Shirley has written three Hellblazer-related novels: a novelisation of the film Constantine , released in 2005, War Lord, and Subterranean, a pair of original novels based around the Constantine seen in the comics, both of which were released in 2006. The novel War Lord treats the film Constantine as an alternate universe within the comics' continuity.

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